On Dienstag, 11. Oktober 2022 21:53:01 CEST Jack via KMyMoney-devel wrote: > I've been working with my contact at Merrill Lynch to try to at least > be able to talk with someone with some technical knowledge, and I just > forwarded her a (redacted) copy of the ofxlog.txt from my latest > attempt to download data - which "succeeds" but does not contain any > transaction data, just stock position data. However, in looking at the > file, I see a problem in the line > > <DTSTART>546361101 > > Running a 5.1.3 appimage, that line is > > <DTSTART>20220925 > > and that version actually does still download transactions from my > Merril Lynch accounts.
The ofxlog.txt file contains the data as received from the bank. If it shows these weird values, then it is a problem introduced by the sender. Does the request part show a date range and is that valid? Is there a difference in the logs (esp. the request part) between 5.1.3 and the version you use to get those weird results? > 546361101 seems to translate to 1987-04-25 although I have no idea > where that date would have come from. I also don't see any code that > would use that form of the date without converting to ISODate. I've > looked at the git log for > kmymoney/plugins/ofx/import/dialogs/mymoneyofxconnector.cpp and don't > see anything related to any lines dealing with dtstart, although I may > well have misread that log and/or be looking at the wrong file. That data is parsed by libofx so you cannot find anything in KMyMoney other than the code you find in OFXImporter::ofxStatementCallback but that uses the data extracted by libofx. > Any thoughts? With the recent discussions about the Open Banking > related changes, I don't want to lose access to accounts that still > work with direct connect. I do understand that, but we can't do anything when the bank sends that kind of data. -- Regards Thomas Baumgart ------------------------------------------------------------- There's no place like 127.0.0.1 -------------------------------------------------------------
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